Events in Kenton County today

Scott Meyers performs a monthly jam session at Buffalo Bar. Enjoy chill music, food, and a wide selection of drinks in the front room.

Covington Farmers Market highlights the season’s bounty in Covington, Kentucky. Browse in-season produce grown nearby, meat and eggs raised with sustainability in mind, freshly baked breads and pastries, and vibrant bundles of just-cut herbs and flowers, with more to discover.

A monthly women’s circle at SoHza Sister Boutique focuses on the theme of intuition, weaving meaningful conversation, relaxation, and a shared meal. It begins with champagne or a warm beverage in a comfortable, welcoming setting. Resident artist Mary Barr Rhodes guides the experience with a themed discussion and a calming guided meditation, and the morning features a restorative sound bath with Sonya Verma of Inner Radiant Life. A thoughtfully prepared brunch is served, creating time to connect, share laughter, and support one another. The atmosphere encourages participants to relax, reflect, and head into the weeks ahead feeling refreshed and inspired. Mary Barr Rhodes is an internationally recognized artist whose work is showcased at the boutique, and she brings years of experience integrating creative practice and healing arts to her circles and workshops. This series is offered monthly, and participants receive an in-store discount each time. SoHza Sister Boutique was founded by three sisters as a social enterprise that supports women locally and globally. More than a place to shop for fair trade jewelry, purses, clothing, and accessories, it highlights the impact of women making change in their communities. Purchases uplift the artisan and also generate a donation to a local nonprofit serving women, placing the buyer at the heart of positive change.

This informational meeting is the starting point for a sequence of six training classes that will follow. Because the conversations can be sensitive, all sessions are limited to adults and childcare is not available. Preregistration is required. To register, email the contact for your county. Kenton or Campbell residents can email jennifer.wiehe@ky.gov. Boone, Grant, Gallatin, or Carroll residents can email stephanie.ritter@ky.gov. Scott, Harrison, Bourbon, Nicholas, Owen, or Pendleton residents can email roxanne.wolford@ky.gov.

Hoxworth Blood Center is holding a blood drive at Crestview Hills Town Center. The drive will take place in a bus at the shopping center’s main entrance. Sign-up information is available through Hoxworth Blood Center, or by calling 513-451-0910.

The Northern Kentucky Bar Association’s inaugural awards luncheon will recognize outstanding contributions to the legal community. Honorees include Stephanie A. Dietz, recipient of the Distinguished Lawyer of the Year Award, and Aaron M. Osborne, recipient of the Outstanding Volunteer of the Year Award.

Peanut Butter and Jam brings families together at Kenton County Public Library in Covington for a lively percussion program. Children ages two to six explore the percussion family up close, move to music in many styles, and discover what makes these sounds so engaging. The interactive format introduces classical music in a playful way that encourages participation rather than sitting still. It is a welcoming setting for rhythm, learning, and shared musical fun.

Feud Night at Dice on Draft in Covington, KY offers a survey-driven game experience paired with great food. Blending the spirit of bar trivia with a head-to-head feud format, teams aim to predict the most popular answers from polls of 100 people. Expect playful prompts such as workplaces that would not suit a certain big green superhero, housecat habits that cause trouble, and morning sounds outside the window that can wake you up. The format includes team-friendly twists, with chances to wager points so you can extend a lead or stage a late comeback. It is free to play, tickets are not required, and the top team earns a gift card. Open to individuals and groups.